A Different Kind of Greenhouse
Handcrafted cedar, natural light, and a little more room to grow.
Yurts also make lovely greenhouses, creating a bright and cozy space for your plants to grow. The wooden frame is covered with a durable greenhouse film that lets in plenty of natural light. Two doors on opposite sides allow fresh air to flow through on hot summer days, while the operable dome at the top helps release warm air and keep the greenhouse well ventilated.
Simple, functional and thoughtfully designed.
Three sizes
Medium: 14 ft / 4.27 m across · about 154 sq ft / 14.3 m² of ground · $9,600
Small
12 ft
3.66 m diameter
~113 sq ft / 10.5 m² ground area
$7,600
A cozy greenhouse for smaller gardens and growing projects.
Medium
14 ft
4.27 m diameter
~154 sq ft / 14.3 m² ground area
$9,600
A comfortable circular growing space for everyday gardening.
Large
16 ft
4.88 m diameter
~201 sq ft / 18.7 m² ground area
$11,800
More room for vegetables, planting beds and garden projects.
Sizes describe the circular ground area. Prices in CAD.
Designed With Nature in Mind
- Natural Cedar Structure
- A lattice of Western red cedar supports the circular walls, with cedar roof rafters meeting at the centre.
- Sunlight From Every Direction
- Transparent greenhouse coverings let natural light into the whole structure, making it a bright space for plants.
- Fresh Air and Ventilation
- An opening acrylic dome on the roof and two doors on opposite sides let air flow through, helping manage heat and humidity.
- Simple Ground-Level Installation
- Designed for garden soil and raised growing beds, without a conventional insulated yurt platform.
- Replaceable Covering
- A practical covering system, meant to let the greenhouse film be replaced when needed while the wooden structure stays.
Simple and Adaptable
These are meant to be lightweight garden structures, made of modular parts. Each one has two doors on opposite sides for ventilation.
Questions
Thinking About a Greenhouse Yurt?
Whether you have a small backyard or a larger garden, I'd be happy to hear about your project.
Tell me a little about your space and what you have in mind.